Warwick Levy says AI may have been used to scrape his entire website and replicate designs. Between 2025 and earlier this year, Levy found thousands of rip-offs.
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Warwick Levy says AI may have been used to scrape his entire website and replicate designs. Between 2025 and earlier this year, Levy, 37, found thousands of rip-offs.
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